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About VIN Copied to clipboard! Since 1991, VIN has been and always will be — for veterinarians, by veterinarians. “VIN is more than a website, it is a community of colleagues.” Much more than the sum of its features, VIN provides something no other organization or service has been able to.

3D Veterinary Anatomy, Clinical Concepts, Interactive Courses & Education Have you always wanted to fly through a cat skull? Spin a spleen? With IVALA 3D Anatomy, you can pick apart bones, muscles, eyeballs, the heart and the little stuff that connects them and makes them function — or explore the skull or abdomen — and much more — without getting your hands dirty (or smelling like formalin for weeks!) Something for everyone.

Taming the Howls: Managing Your Dog's Fear on Halloween Border collie wearing cowboy hat October has rolled in, and with it comes the excitement of Halloween: a celebration filled with delightful costumes, pumpkin carvings, and of course, plenty of sweets. However, amidst the eerie music, doorbell rings, and groups of disguised trick-or-treaters, our canine companions can feel quite overwhelmed. Let's explore some ways to help our furry friends navigate this spooky season with ease.

About VIN and your VIN member colleagues are dedicated to providing you with the resources you need to effectively and confidently face the every day challenges of a veterinary student. VIN's searchable database contains literature abstracts from thousands of veterinary & human medical journals. Full-text proceedings from dozens of veterinary conferences keep you on the cutting edge of veterinary medicine. VIN can help you spend less time searching and more time learning.

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Dates: Friday, December 9, 2022; 5:30-10:00 pm ET (USA) Saturday, December 10, 2022; 12:00-4:30 pm ET (USA) World Clock Converter Audience: This online VIN CE Conference is open to veterinarians, both VIN members and non-members alike. Accreditation: This conference is approved for 8 hours of continuing education credit by RACE for veterinarians.

VIN News Service was created in 2008 as the news media arm of the Veterinary Information Network, the largest online information service devoted to veterinary medicine. Since 1991, VIN has served as a community where colleagues connect to share medical cases and their experiences navigating life, business and the profession. VIN is for veterinarians, by veterinarians. The VIN News Service, like VIN, is advertiser-free, supported by the dues of VIN members. VIN News Service